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"Anu-Madhwa-Vijaya also known as Prameya-Nava-Malika" [Sanskrit-English] - edition by M. S. Katti with translation based on "Gudha-Bhava-Prakashika"

Topics: Anu-Madhva-Vijaya, Madhvacharya, Madhwacharya, Ananda Tirtha, Madhva-Sampradaya, Vaishnava, Vaisnava, Hiinduism, Vaishnavism, Prameya-Nava-Malika, Gudha-Bhava-Prakashika, biography of Madhwacharya, English translation, in English, Sanskrit, Devanagari, Anu-Madhwa-Vijaya, Dvaita, Tattvavada

Collection: opensource

Language: English

Sri NarayanaPanditacharya also wrote a summary of Sumadhva vijaya in only 32 slokas giving the summary of each chapter in just two slokas. This work is known as 'ANu Madhva vijaya' and is also called 'PramEyanavamAlikA'. This work is also considered to be very sacred since those who cannot recite the whole of Sumadhva Vijaya may recite these Slokas and get the grace of Sri Madhvacharya and His antaryami Sri Vedavyasa. Sri Raghavendraswami, wrote a commentary on this work in his 'purvAshrama'(before taking sanyAsa). [the description from https://sites.google.com/site/harshalarajesh/anu-madhwavijaya]